Our first family visit to San Antonio’s Magik Theatre could not have been for a better play. Tomás […]
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Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. The Battle for Texas Experience is a […]
Hola Queridos! Here’s a little history lesson about a Mexican-American human rights activist from San Antonio who happens to be […]
UPDATE: May 9th is Willie Velasquez Recognition Day in Texas. – Southwest Voter Registration Education Project (SVREP) WATCH […]
When I started the blog, I named it after an incident that left me feeling embarrassed about not […]
This is part of a sponsored collaboration with MilkPEP and DiMe Media. However, all opinions expressed are my own. […]
Conjunto music is a Texas-based, accordion-driven unique style of music that is near and dear to Tejanos and still gaining […]
Queridos, the tables have turned and this time I’m the one being interviewed! I had the honor to record […]
Cesar E. Chavez is one of the most important figures in Mexican-Americian American history and is recognized as the most important leader of […]
Coca-Cola's "It's Beautiful" commerical that aired during the second quarter of Sunday night's Big Game (#SB48 in which […]
BLESS ME, ULTIMA is based on Chicano writer, Rudolfo Anya’s classic novel. The movie will be released in […]
Last week, I shared a bit about my “Green Chicano” identity. The week before that, I shared bout […]